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		<title>Associate custom file extensions to the default Aptana&#8217;s text editor</title>
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		<dc:creator>Davide Zanotti</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[In a project which I&#8217;m working on, the team make an intensive use of text file to include with SSI, and these files are named conventionally  .inc, Aptana by default opens these custom extensions with the default system&#8217;s editor (notepad on windows). We can tell Aptana to open the .inc or whatever extension we want]]></description>
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<p>In a project which I&#8217;m working on, the team make an intensive use of text file to include with SSI, and these files are named conventionally  <em>.inc</em>, Aptana by default opens these custom extensions with the default system&#8217;s editor (notepad on windows). We can tell Aptana to open the <em>.inc</em> or whatever extension we want with the Aptana&#8217;s text editor by simply doing the following: Choose <em><strong>window/preferences/Aptana/Editors/Generic Text</strong></em>, click <strong><em>add</em></strong> and then type our desired extension (in my case <em>*.inc</em>). Now if we double click over a <em>.inc</em> file in the project tree view, it will be opened inside Aptana.<br />
ps. The path to the settings panel may change according to the version of Aptana/Eclipse installed (I&#8217;m using the Aptana plugin for Eclipse 3.4.1)</p>
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